Irish Independent
Unions concerned despite Kavanagh's reassurances
Irish Independent
Unions remain deeply concerned about the fine detail of the Aer Lingus deal, despite reassurances from chief executive Stephen Kavanagh. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Mr Kavanagh yesterday wrote to ...
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Irish Independent
Unions remain deeply concerned about the fine detail of the Aer Lingus deal, despite reassurances from chief executive Stephen Kavanagh. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Mr Kavanagh yesterday wrote to ...
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First Libor rigging trial begins in London
DAWN.com
LONDON: The first financial trader to face prosecution accused of rigging global benchmark interest rates went on trial in London on Tuesday, following a scandal that cost banking giants billions in fines. Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) alleges that Tom ...
Accused in Libor-rigging scandal boasted of 'greed'The Australian
Ex-Trader Is Painted as 'Ringmaster' at Libor-Rigging TrialNew York Times
Former trader first to be prosecuted over Libor 'fixing'Irish Examiner
Bobsguide (press release)
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DAWN.com
LONDON: The first financial trader to face prosecution accused of rigging global benchmark interest rates went on trial in London on Tuesday, following a scandal that cost banking giants billions in fines. Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) alleges that Tom ...
Accused in Libor-rigging scandal boasted of 'greed'
Ex-Trader Is Painted as 'Ringmaster' at Libor-Rigging Trial
Former trader first to be prosecuted over Libor 'fixing'
THE BUSINESS TIMES
Royal Bank of Scotland considering £13bn bid for state-owned mortgage ...
International Business Times UK
The Royal Bank of Scotland appears to be on the verge of bidding for parts of a £13bn (£20bn) state-owned mortgage portfolio put up for sale by George Osborne. RBS, which is still partly owned by the tax payer, is among several prospective bidders to have ...
RBS mulls bid for UK government-owned mortgage portfolio - Sky NewsInteractive Investor
RBS Eyes Shock Bid For £13bn Mortgage BookSky News
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International Business Times UK
The Royal Bank of Scotland appears to be on the verge of bidding for parts of a £13bn (£20bn) state-owned mortgage portfolio put up for sale by George Osborne. RBS, which is still partly owned by the tax payer, is among several prospective bidders to have ...
RBS mulls bid for UK government-owned mortgage portfolio - Sky News
RBS Eyes Shock Bid For £13bn Mortgage Book
Business Insurance
FCA income set to dip despite record fines
Investment Week
The Financial Conduct Authority's(FCA) income from fines it imposes on financial services companies is set to dip on last year's total, despite record penalties for Barclays and Deutsche Bank in recent months. Although year to date the regulator has imposed ...
Gallagher at risk of FCA penalty from s166 reviewPost Online
Gallagher's international growth sparks UK financial inquiryBusiness Insurance
Up go the fines, down goes the revenue. The reverse economics of the FCALeapRate
The Independent
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Investment Week
The Financial Conduct Authority's(FCA) income from fines it imposes on financial services companies is set to dip on last year's total, despite record penalties for Barclays and Deutsche Bank in recent months. Although year to date the regulator has imposed ...
Gallagher at risk of FCA penalty from s166 review
Gallagher's international growth sparks UK financial inquiry
Up go the fines, down goes the revenue. The reverse economics of the FCA
The Guardian
UK consumer confidence hits pre-crisis levels of 2006
The Guardian
Shoppers walk past shops on the main shopping street in Bristol, England. Consumer confidence is at 2006 levels. Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images. Katie Allen. Tuesday 26 May 2015 19.01 EDT Last modified on Tuesday 26 May 2015 20.10 EDT.
Consumer confidence at fresh highBelfast Telegraph
Consumer confidence rises slightly in MayWaterbury Republican American
Consumer confidence unexpectedly risesBusiness Insider
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The Guardian
Shoppers walk past shops on the main shopping street in Bristol, England. Consumer confidence is at 2006 levels. Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images. Katie Allen. Tuesday 26 May 2015 19.01 EDT Last modified on Tuesday 26 May 2015 20.10 EDT.
Consumer confidence at fresh high
Consumer confidence rises slightly in May
Consumer confidence unexpectedly rises
Irish Independent
UK slaps £75m fine on 'death bond' salesman
Irish Independent
Britain's financial regulator yesterday announced a decision to fine the boss of a firm which sold so-called "death bonds" £75m (€105m), the biggest penalty it has ever handed to an individual. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Keydata founder hits back after £75m fine over 'death bonds'The Independent
Keydata chief is fined £75m over death bond scandalThe Times (subscription)
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Irish Independent
Britain's financial regulator yesterday announced a decision to fine the boss of a firm which sold so-called "death bonds" £75m (€105m), the biggest penalty it has ever handed to an individual. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Keydata founder hits back after £75m fine over 'death bonds'
Keydata chief is fined £75m over death bond scandal
Yahoo Finance UK
City Chiefs Hold Secret Talks On Pay Revamp
Yahoo Finance UK
Top City fund managers are holding secret talks about an overhaul of boardroom remuneration structures, amid concern that binding shareholder votes have failed to put the brakes on runaway pay packages. Sky News has learnt that the Investment ...
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Yahoo Finance UK
Top City fund managers are holding secret talks about an overhaul of boardroom remuneration structures, amid concern that binding shareholder votes have failed to put the brakes on runaway pay packages. Sky News has learnt that the Investment ...
The Independent
Greene King closer to £770m takeover of rival Spirit Pub Company
The Independent
Greene King's planned £774m purchase of rival Spirit Pub Company is poised to be approved after it offered options to dampen competition concerns. To pave the way for the takeover – which would create the UK's biggest managed pubs business – Greene ...
Green light for Greene King's deal to snap up SpiritScotsman
Greene King set to get go-ahead for Spirit dealProactive Investors UK
Greene King takeover of rival Spirit closer to regulatory approvalTelegraph.co.uk
Reuters
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The Independent
Greene King's planned £774m purchase of rival Spirit Pub Company is poised to be approved after it offered options to dampen competition concerns. To pave the way for the takeover – which would create the UK's biggest managed pubs business – Greene ...
Green light for Greene King's deal to snap up Spirit
Greene King set to get go-ahead for Spirit deal
Greene King takeover of rival Spirit closer to regulatory approval
BBC News
How will the extension of Right to Buy actually work?
BBC News
The extension to Mrs Thatcher's Right to Buy scheme - controversial at the time - promises to be one of the first big controversies of the new Conservative government. Up to now it was only council tenants who had the right to buy the homes they had ...
863 Right to Buy sell-offs replaced by just 2 homesMorning Star Online
UK extends Right to Buy in Housing BillHomesgofast.com (blog)
Only 2 homes built to replace the 863 sold off under Right To Buy in Greater ...The Independent
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BBC News
The extension to Mrs Thatcher's Right to Buy scheme - controversial at the time - promises to be one of the first big controversies of the new Conservative government. Up to now it was only council tenants who had the right to buy the homes they had ...
863 Right to Buy sell-offs replaced by just 2 homes
UK extends Right to Buy in Housing Bill
Only 2 homes built to replace the 863 sold off under Right To Buy in Greater ...
euronews
UK banks paying less tax despite surging profits
DAWN.com
LONDON: Britain's banks have in recent years paid a third of the corporation tax they were paying less than a decade ago despite a rebound in profits, a study showed on Tuesday. The study comes as HSBC and Standard Chartered assess whether to move ...
Banks may complain but they have it pretty goodThe Independent
Banks' profits recover, but they are paying less in corporation taxTelegraph.co.uk
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DAWN.com
LONDON: Britain's banks have in recent years paid a third of the corporation tax they were paying less than a decade ago despite a rebound in profits, a study showed on Tuesday. The study comes as HSBC and Standard Chartered assess whether to move ...
Banks may complain but they have it pretty good
Banks' profits recover, but they are paying less in corporation tax
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